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1 Civil War Battles Chart

2 Valverde: Feb. 21, 1862 Confederate Leader: General Henry Sibley
Union Leader: Major General Twiggs Goal of Battle: Confederates wanted to control the SW from New Mexico to California—gold and silver mines in this area as well as ports on the Pacific Ocean. Results of Battle: Confederate Victory

3 Glorietta Pass: March 22,1862 Confederate Leader: General Henry Sibley
Union Leader: Major General Twiggs Goal of Battle: Same as Valverde Results of Battle: Confederate supply train destroyed, so Sibley & men were forced to retreat to TX. Union held SW for the rest of the war. **Union victory**

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